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May 1, 2000DiabetesOpen Access

A new thiazolidinedione, NC-2100, which is a weak PPAR-gamma activator, exhibits potent antidiabetic effects and induces uncoupling protein 1 in white adipose tissue of KKAy obese mice.

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YFYuka FukuiToho UniversitySMShinji MasuiKyoto UniversitySOShin‐Ichi OsadaNippon Medical School

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